Sentence examples for hand of state from inspiring English sources

But the cases share one crucial detail: the guiding hand of state attorney Angela Corey.

It matters for Saudi Arabia, but also for the broader trends in the region to diminish the heavy hand of state intervention and distortions in domestic economies.

The dead hand of state control would be as stifling for the internet as it has been for many economies in the past.

The 41-year-old Ms. Africa, who after the fire spent seven years in prison on a riot conviction stemming from the confrontation, described yesterday's verdict as a blow against the heavy hand of state police power.

The problem is that the ruthless sentimentalists of neoliberalism like to tell themselves – and anyone else who will listen – that removing the dead hand of state control frees the individual citizen to be entrepreneurial and productive.

In the midst of the great NSA spying scandal, it is a bold move indeed to put a man in the Home Office who has raised questions about the dark hand of state power in the death of Iraq weapons expert David Kelly.

But he said the court decision strengthened the hand of states as they seek more tools to manage the costly program.

But shrinking tax revenues and limited debt service capacity have tied the hands of state and local governments.

"There's something else going on with tuition that is out of the hands of state legislators," he said.

Most power to determine crime policy is in the hands of state legislators, and local mayors, police chiefs and prosecutors.

More than 100 people, mainly peasant activists, have been killed, many at the hands of state or private security forces.